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PostPosted: 04/03/07 - 16:37    Post subject: could i still get pregnant Vote now! Reply with quote
I had unprotected sex but i did take the morning after pill the day after , i came on my period 3 days after taking the pill, but could i still get pregnant even though i came on?
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